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294121
Amgine
Re: This page loaded in x seconds

  • 2002/2/19 19:51

  • Amgine

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  • Posts: 3

  • Since: 2002/1/5 1


I seem to recall seeing something like this in some part of XOOPS if you turn debugging on - perhaps you can find the relevant bits and enable them with your own specific flag? Sorry I can't recall the exact files, nor the time to check for you now.

Good luck

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294122
lykoszine
This page loaded in x seconds

  • 2002/2/19 18:43

  • lykoszine

  • Module Developer

  • Posts: 244

  • Since: 2002/1/2 2


Does anyone know of a script that will tell me how long a page take sto load that I could fix to an admin block for admin purposes. Or to the footer for that matter?

If not any suggestions on how I could write one for xoops?

Cheers
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294123
Mikki
Re: Admin for Members List Module

  • 2002/2/13 20:46

  • Mikki

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  • Posts: 5

  • Since: 2002/1/21


Lol... well, I'll just have to hack the next version as well then - I changed about 5 lines of code .

We could just start the XOOPS Texas affiliate site!

- Mikki
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294124
onokazu
Re: Admin for Members List Module

  • 2002/2/13 19:32

  • onokazu

  • XOOPS Founder

  • Posts: 617

  • Since: 2001/12/13


The easiest way to get rank info for each user in the membesrlist is to do like this

$rank = $userinfo->getRank();

Now, $rank['title'] holds the title of user rank and $rank['image'] holds the name of image file for the rank. You can only do this after line 181 in index.php though, where each user object $userinfo is instantiated.
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294125
WebAngel
Re: Admin for Members List Module

  • 2002/2/13 18:50

  • WebAngel

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  • Posts: 16

  • Since: 2002/1/2 2


I too have hacked this to show the fields I want to show. That's easy when the users table is already there. The RANKS table is not in this module yet, so you'd have to pull in the rank field for each user from the users table, than access the ranks table to get the associated description (and of course the image), then throw all that into a sortable array and.. pant pant..

Then first XOOPS dev team update to this memberslist module comes along and there you sit with your beautiful hacked version you can't bear to part with...

Hey Mikki, what do you say we join the Dev team instead?

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294126
Mikki
Re: Admin for Members List Module

  • 2002/2/13 18:33

  • Mikki

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  • Posts: 5

  • Since: 2002/1/21


If this is not implemented as part of the admin in the final version, the index.php in the memberslist module folder can be modified quite easily... For example, I got rid of the "most recent new user" part, deleted the "registered on" and "url" columns, and it's initially sorted by real name... It would also be pretty easy to add "Interests" as well... The code in the index.php file is nicely written and straightforward - it didn't take me long to find out where to make the changes, and I'm very much a PHP beginner...

- Mikki
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294127
WebAngel
Re: Admin for Members List Module

  • 2002/2/13 15:44

  • WebAngel

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  • Posts: 16

  • Since: 2002/1/2 2


While you're in there... how about linking in the RANKS database so we can sort users by ranking. In my case I'm using ranking for Department (turning off the posting counters.)
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294128
onokazu
Re: Admin for Members List Module

  • 2002/2/12 14:33

  • onokazu

  • XOOPS Founder

  • Posts: 617

  • Since: 2001/12/13


That sounds cool..
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294129
onokazu
Re: How to remove users from groups?

  • 2002/2/12 14:31

  • onokazu

  • XOOPS Founder

  • Posts: 617

  • Since: 2001/12/13


Quote:

finalfiler wrote:
I am assured this function is working, ie

ADMINISTRATION MENU > SYSTEM ADMIN > GROUPS > REGISTERED USERS MODIFY > EDIT MEMBERS OF THIS GROUP >

and

SELECT Member(s) from "Members" list box
Click "Delete"

But this does NOT work for me. It can only be because I am too stupid and uneducated to complete the process.

Given the my lack of commonsense and education can someone explain to me how members can be removed from a specific group.


Many thanks




Ok, i've found what was causing this problem.
Open modules/system/groups/group.php
on line 152 find the following codes:

echo "
";

change the above line to

echo "";

This should work in mozilla.
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294130
WebAngel
Admin for Members List Module

  • 2002/2/12 14:26

  • WebAngel

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  • Posts: 16

  • Since: 2002/1/2 2


Wouldn't it be nice to select which of the user profile details to show in the Members list (and which to supress?) Perhaps INTERESTS is something worthwhile showing on one site, on another it's location and contact info. Let the Admin decide!
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